Displaying Cluster Status On A Slave Telepresence Server - Cisco TelePresence 7010 Help Manual

System status
Displaying cluster status on a slave
TelePresence Server
To display cluster status, go to
TelePresence Server, it shows the status of the master.
Note: This cluster related page is only available if your TelePresence Server is in a cluster.
The table below describes the
cluster. For information about the master TelePresence Server, see
TelePresence Server [p.11].
Slave units have restricted user interfaces; not all settings are available. You must configure the cluster from
the Cisco TelePresence Supervisor MSE 8050.
Table 8: Cluster status
Field Field description
Status Possible statuses for the master unit are:
Still starting up: the master is in the process
n
of starting up. Wait a few minutes and then
refresh the
OK: The master and slave are
n
communicating correctly.
Lost contact: The slave has lost contact with
n
the master. This status will only be
momentarily visible because the slave will
quickly restart itself in this case.
Last seen This field is only visible if the master has not
been seen for up to 11 seconds. The slave
will automatically restart itself very soon after
it loses contact with the master.
IP address The IP address of the master TelePresence
Server.
Cisco TelePresence Server 7010 and MSE 8710 in Locally Managed Mode Printed Help (4.0)
Status > Cluster. When you look at the
Status > Cluster page that displays for slave TelePresence Servers in a
Status > Cluster page.
Status > Cluster
Displaying cluster status on a master
Usage tips
If a slave TelePresence Server loses contact
with the master, it will restart itself. This is the
only way that the slave can correctly rejoin the
cluster.
A common reason for a slave to lose contact
with the master is because the master has
restarted.
page on a slave
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